It was a great day with fellow radio operators Bill DeLoach-K4WP, Mac McCormick-KF4LMT, and Peter Levesque-KJ4FAW. Appreciate their help in setting up, operating, and tearing down radio station WW2COS.
Looking forward to the next activation perhaps on Sept 14th to celebrate the USAF birthday.
Guy McDonald, K4GTM
"City of Savannah" Radio Team Crew Chief
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| With the chin turret |
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| Displaying some of the wood work |
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| Rocky-Crew Chief and electrician, Peter-Radio Operator, Jerry-Project Manager |
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| I ran a wireless video feed from the radio room to the monitor in the combat gallery |
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| Radio room volunteers Bill-K4WP and Peter-KJ4FAW |
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| Some of the QSL cards from stations we've made radio contact with over this past year |
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| Bill-K4WP working the radios |
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| Bill-K4WP |
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| Our beautiful BC-348 Receiver |
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| Some of the Historical Society members arriving at the museum |
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| Members of the Eighth Air Force Historical Society being welcomed |
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| Members of the Eighth Air Force Historical Society as viewed from the cockpit |
1 comment:
It was a pleasure to work your station (WW2COS) on Nov 11, 2014. I was operating portable from Hurricane WV with 10m watts SSB. Thank you all for your service to our country in WW2!
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